JP Morgan
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Poland has mandated four banks for a bond in euros or dollars.
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Nordic Investment Bank found a rich seam of demand in Norwegian kroner this week, enabling it to sell the largest SSA deal of the year in the currency.
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Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) has snatched away hopes of Singapore seeing its first sizeable IPO this year, delaying its plans for a S$569m ($426m) listing amid turbulence in global markets.
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Philip Morris International is looking to pare down its stake in Indonesian subsidiary HM Sampoerna, in a deal that could raise some $1.3bn. Five banks have been tapped the run the share sale, which could be the largest in Indonesia since 2013.
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A few IPOs remain in the market, although several have been pulled in the last few days — or, like that of Germany’s Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, put on hold.
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There was renewed bemusement on bond desks in Asia on Monday after Greeks voted against bailout measures over the weekend. There were no new dollar mandates as secondary prices widened but offshore renminbi bond issuers are testing the market.
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Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) has snatched away hopes of Singapore seeing its first sizeable IPO this year, scrapping plans for a S$569m ($426m) listing amid turbulence in global markets.
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Chilean electricity firm AES Gener has added its name to the Latin American pipeline, picking banks for a dollar bond and raising hopes of summer supply.
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HSBC sits in its traditional top stop in the sukuk league table halfway into to what should be a record year for international benchmark issuance. But its lead has shrunk to the smallest margin in five years, with regional banks snapping at its heels.
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India’s IndusInd Bank raked in Rp43.26bn ($681.85m) from a qualified institutional placement on June 26 that proved extremely popular, as the pipeline of ECM fundraisings feeding into the country’s banks continues to stack up.
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Deutsche Annington, the German housing company, successfully completed a €2.25bn rights issue, it said on Wednesday.